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cicadaed (/sɪˈkeɪ.dəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has emerged noisily, displayed transparent reasoning, and misplaced the relevant eyes. Haille became cicadaed and announced her arrival at a volume suited to midsummer trees. cicadageddonned adj. The drunkenness of one who has remained quiet until every stored thought emerges simultaneously and noisily. Ivie-mae grew cicadageddonned and released a season’s worth of anecdotes before midnight. cicaded adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken prolonged buzzing for a contribution to discourse. Indie-mae grew cicaded and supplied a continuous hum beneath the dinner conversation. cicadellided adj. Softened by drink into a leafhopper, making brief lateral advances whenever directly addressed. Cassidy became cicadellided and moved sideways along the bench whenever questioned. cicadellined adj. Sharpened by drink into a particularly industrious leafhopper, capable of extracting sap from any conversation. Aireal grew cicadellined and drew the last useful remark from an otherwise exhausted discussion. cicadettined adj. Still drunk, and emerging at dawn in repeated, dry bursts from beneath the duvet. Kanoe was cicadettined by breakfast, announcing each discovery in a separate burst. cicadided adj. Too drunk to distinguish the family resemblance between the headache, the thirst and the empty bottles. Alaniz woke cicadided, convinced the bottles on the floor were related by marriage. cicadoided adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning making one loud, cyclical complaint about the light. Cerys-ann was cicadoided by nine, returning to the brightness with increasing volume. cicadomorphed adj. Having drunk enough to pass the morning in successive forms: noisy, hushed, then suddenly noisy again. Raines was cicadomorphed before coffee, changing from silence to loud commentary without warning. cicalaed (/sɪˈkɑːləd/) adj. Having drunk more than the morning can quietly account for, and making the same dry sound at intervals. Antwine remained cicalaed, producing a small complaint whenever he attempted toast. cicaled adj. You have drunk enough to become a small, persistent nuisance to everyone within earshot. Aroya was cicaled before breakfast, asking the kettle whether it had slept well. cicatriced adj. You are drunk and wearing yesterday's decisions visibly across the morning. Deguan looked cicatriced, with the evening's choices showing plainly in his face. cicatricled adj. Drunk enough to begin again from one small point, repeatedly, at the foot of the stairs. Wilnelia got cicatricled and restarted the climb whenever the banister changed temperature. cicatriculaed adj. Of a drinker who has reduced the morning to one tiny, hopeful beginning beside the bed. Abdussamad was cicatriculaed, regarding a single glass of water as a complete plan. cicatriculed adj. Describing a drinker who starts over from the yolk-coloured centre of a fried breakfast. Glesni was cicatriculed, rebuilding the morning around one untouched egg. cicatrisationed adj. The state of being drunk and gradually turning last night's damage into something one can discuss. Carlyssa was cicatrisationed by midday, converting the night's embarrassment into anecdotes.